Monthly Archives: November 2018
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Author Spotlight: James Wolanyk
James Wolanyk is the author of the Scribe Cycle and a teacher from Boston. He holds a B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Massachusetts, ... -
The Winter Road by Adrian Selby (Book Review)
Where do you begin with a book like this? I suppose, inevitably, with another book. Snakewood (reviewed here) was Selby’s 2016 debut, an ambitious, gritty, uncompromising standalone saga ... -
BristolCon 2018 – Convention Report
BristolCon will celebrate its 10th anniversary next year, although I first heard about the event only five years ago, in the article accompanying this picture on ... -
The Stephen King Project – The Dead Zone (1979)
About the project I will be reading all of Stephen King’s books in order of publication (with the exception of The Dark Tower series which I ... -
Author Spotlight: Adrian Selby
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Adrian Selby! Adrian studied creative writing at university before embarking on a career in video game production. He is ... -
Snakewood by Adrian Selby (Book Review)
The Good: A masterclass in character/narrative voice(s), kickass murderous mercenaries, a unique magic-system based on what is essentially magic mushrooms and their effects, and a genre-bending/blending/breaking ... -
Here Be No Dragons: The Score So Far…
If you remember (obviously you remember), way back in January I wrote about five non-fiction books I wanted to read in 2018. I completed my Goodreads ... -
Raising Fire by James Bennett (Book Review)
Ben Garston is back . . . and feeling less than fantastic. To be fair, life isn’t exactly treating him all that well. He’s lost everything ... -
Interview with Steven Erikson
Steven Erikson, the author of the Malazan Book Of The Fallen series, is a figure who surely needs no introduction to the readers of The Fantasy ...
